Famine in the Land of Ulster : The Irish potato blight of the mid-nineteenth century / Michael Sheane.

By:

Sheane, Michael, 1947-

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ilfracombe, Devon : Arthur H. Stockwell, 2008.Description: 144 p. ; 22 cmISBN:

9780722338971 (pbk.) :

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DDC classification:

941.6081 22

Summary: It is significant that the people of Ulster today do not blame the rest of Ireland or the British government for the great potato famine. This book examines the history of the famine in Ulster as a tale of misery and sickness, in keeping with the situation in the rest of Ireland.

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It is significant that the people of Ulster today do not blame the rest of Ireland or the British government for the great potato famine. This book examines the history of the famine in Ulster as a tale of misery and sickness, in keeping with the situation in the rest of Ireland.

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